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I have a button that calls a macro stored on a worksheet, so that when the
sheet is copied, the macro is copied with it. However, each time the sheet is copied, the button in the new sheet retains a reference to the macro in the old workbook. I have to manually right click on the button - Assign Macro - Repoint to macro in current sheet. Is there a way to set up the button so that it simply calls the macro stored in its parent sheet object and not the workbook from which it was copied? Thank-you |
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